cashmere
/ˈkæʒmɪr/
noun
- A fine, soft wool obtained from the cashmere goat, used to make expensive clothing such as sweaters and scarves.
- Cashmere is more expensive than regular wool because it comes from a special breed of goat.
- She wore a soft cashmere sweater that kept her warm without being heavy.
- He bought a cashmere scarf as a gift for his mother.